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A New Administration: U.S. Policy & Regulation

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Nancy A. Fischer
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With the 2020 presidential election in the rearview mirror, the Biden-Harris transition has now begun in full. The new administration is rapidly taking shape, and regular announcements outlining policy priorities, cabinet picks and top-level appointees set the stage for what's to come.

To examine and understand the significant changes that lie ahead, Pillsbury has established this resource center to highlight important regulatory and legislative developments and examine the far-reaching implications they will have on international business, particularly in the Technology, Energy, Financial and Real Estate & Construction industries. 

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